Did you know that common purslane is not just a weed, but also a fantastic edible and medicinal plant?
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Purslane grows just about everywhere from driveway cracks, to parking lots to garden beds
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Purslane is a low-growing plant that features unique thick and reddish-colored stems that trail along the ground
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In the morning, purslane displays lovely small yellow flower blooms
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The leaves are succulent & fleshy, shaped like paddles, & have smooth surfaces and edges
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Purslane poisonous look-alikes include plants in the spurge family, such as spotted spurge
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The leaves make a wonderful addition to summer salads
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Similar to aloe, purslane leaves can help soothe cuts & burns
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